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Olympiapark München

#10von 10 Orten zum Besuchen in MunichMunich, Bavaria, Germany

Auch bekannt als Olympic Park Munich · Olympic Park Munich 1972

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Öffnungszeiten: The park is open to walkers at all times. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos. Plane 2.5 hrs ein. Beste Zeit: Weekday mornings.

Aktualisiert am 18 September 2026 · Erstellt von Traveliac, KI-unterstützt · 4 Min. Lesezeit

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Öffnungszeiten: The park is open to walkers at all times; Individual venues, tours and facilities have their own hours - check the official site.
Eintrittspreis: Kostenlos
Benötigte Zeit: 2.5 hrs
Beste Tageszeit: Weekday mornings
Beste Monate: May – Sep, Dec
Adresse: Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21, 80809 Munich, Germany

Über Olympiapark München

Olympiapark München is free to enter and was built for the 1972 Summer Olympics on the Oberwiesenfeld, a former airfield in the north of the city, as of 2026. Its landscape of a lake, hills and a translucent tent roof over the stadium and arenas was designed to look nothing like the monumental architecture of the 1936 Berlin Games. Olympiapark's Olympic Tower is closed for renovation, with the official site expecting reopening in October 2027, so a visit in 2026 centres on the park, the tent roof structure and the tours.

Beste Tageszeit: Weekday mornings. Or late afternoon for the light on the tent roof and Olympic Lake; event days at the stadium and Olympiahalle bring crowds and diversions.

Öffnungszeiten von Olympiapark München

Öffnungszeiten: The park is open to walkers at all times; Individual venues, tours and facilities have their own hours - check the official site.
Geschlossen an: Täglich geöffnet

Gut zu wissen: The Olympic Tower has been closed since 1 June 2024 for renovation of its facade, technology, fire protection and ventilation. The Olympic Stadium is reported to be under renovation; verify current access.

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Eintrittspreis für Olympiapark München

Entry fees for Olympiapark München
Ticket	Preis
Standardticket	Kostenlos
Ermäßigt (Studenten / Senioren)	Kostenlos
Kinder	Kostenlos

Entry to Olympiapark is free, as of 2026. Guided tours (Waldi Tour and Architec Tour) cost EUR 20 for adults and EUR 15 for pupils and students per the tour operator. The Olympic Tower observation deck is closed for renovation; the official site expects it to reopen in October 2027, while some third-party sources give earlier dates - verify at the official site. The tent-roof climb tour was reported suspended during the Olympic Stadium renovation.

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Beste Reisezeit für Olympiapark München

Quiet
Moderate
Busy

08:00 - 11:00
Morning WalkersBest time to go
Joggers and dog walkers have the paths; quiet at the lake and on the hill.
Quiet
11:00 - 15:00
Daytime Visitors
Tours and casual visitors move around the park; kiosks and cafes are busy at lunch.
Moderate
15:00 - 18:00
Afternoon and Sunset
Warm-weather picnics on the meadows and the hill; good light on the tent roof.
Moderate
18:00 - 22:00
Event Evenings
Concerts and matches at the venues cause large crowds and crowded U3 trains; otherwise quiet.
Busy

Geschichte von Olympiapark München

Olympiapark was designed by Behnisch & Partner with the tent-roof structure engineered with Frei Otto, whose lightweight acrylic-glass canopy over the stadium became the games' signature. The park's Olympic Hill was raised from Second World War rubble, and the site combines sports venues, lake and gardens.

Olympiapark was also the site of the 5 September 1972 attack on the Israeli team at the Olympic Village, in which eleven Israeli athletes and coaches and a West German police officer were killed. A memorial site for the attack, opened in 2017, stands in the park and is free to visit.

Olympiapark remains an active venue: the Olympic Stadium, Olympiahalle and other arenas host concerts and sport, and the residential Olympic Village, built for the athletes, is still lived in. The Olympic Tower, about 290 metres high, has been closed since 1 June 2024 for extensive renovation.

Regeln & Etikette in Olympiapark München

Olympiapark is a public park, and walking, cycling and picnicking are permitted, but event days at the stadium and arenas bring temporary closures and diversions for cyclists; check the official site's calendar before visiting. Access to specific venues depends on events and renovation.

Olympiapark's 1972 memorial site deserves a quiet, respectful visit; photography of the memorial is allowed but avoid loud behaviour. Guided tours run on fixed schedules and must be booked; the tent-roof climb is currently suspended during the stadium renovation.

Olympiapark has restaurants and kiosks with park prices; bring water in summer, since shade is limited on the open meadows. Dogs should be leashed, and cyclists should follow marked paths. Tipping in Munich is optional; round up the bill.

Tipps für den Besuch von Olympiapark München

1
Olympiapark needs a plan in 2026: the tower and stadium interior are not available as usual, so use the Waldi Tour or Architec Tour (EUR 20 adult, EUR 15 pupil or student) for the park's engineering and history, or simply walk the paths and lake.
2
Olympiapark pairs well with BMW Welt, a short walk away, which is free to enter and shows current BMW models; the BMW Museum next door charges an entry fee whose price sources disagree on, so verify at the official site.
3
Olympiapark's Olympic Hill is a free climb for a wide view of the tent roof and the city, and it is a favourite for sunset. Reach the park by U3 to Olympiazentrum; on concert or match days trains are crowded, so allow extra time or use the tram or bus alternatives.

Anreise nach Olympiapark München

Der rote Stern zeigt Olympiapark München; die nummerierten Markierungen sind die 9 nächstgelegenen Orte aus unseren Reiseführern, jeweils mit ihrem Rang in der eigenen Stadt. Für Details auf eine Markierung tippen.

Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21, 80809 Munich, GermanyRoute in Google Maps

Ab Munich Airport (MUC)
45 km · 70-80 min
EUR 13.60-14.30 one-way plus connection (airport zone ticket; verify at mvv-muenchen.de)
Ab Marienplatz
7 km · 15-20 min
About EUR 4.20 (MVV Zone M single ticket, as of 2026; verify at mvv-muenchen.de)
Ab Munich Hauptbahnhof
8 km · 25 min
About EUR 4.20 (MVV Zone M single ticket; verify)

Nächster Flughafen

Ab Munich Airport (MUC)

about 40 km from the city centre, roughly 40-45 minutes by S-Bahn (S1 or S8) to Marienplatz.

Nächste Station

Ab Olympiazentrum (U3), about 5 minutes on foot to the main park.

Häufige Fragen zu Olympiapark München

Is Olympiapark in Munich free to visit?

Yes. Olympiapark is free to enter, as of 2026; guided tours cost EUR 20 for adults and EUR 15 for pupils and students.

Is the Olympic Tower open in 2026?

No. The Olympic Tower has been closed since 1 June 2024 for renovation, and the official site expects it to reopen in October 2027. Some third-party sources give earlier reopening dates, so verify at the official site.

What can you do at Olympiapark now?

Visitors can walk the park, climb Olympic Hill, visit the 1972 attack memorial and take guided tours. The tent-roof climb was reported suspended during the stadium renovation, so check the official site.

How do you get to Olympiapark?

Take the U3 to Olympiazentrum, which is 15-20 minutes from Marienplatz and a five-minute walk from the park entrance.

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